Question 2 (OCR GCSE English Language): Flashcards
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Comparative language for Question 2
Comparative language for Question 2
Similarly, In contrast, Both writers, Whereas, On the other hand
What to annotate when analysing texts
What to annotate when analysing texts
Language, tone, structure, and context
Key elements to compare in texts
Key elements to compare in texts
Perspectives, attitudes, viewpoints
Examples of literary/rhetorical techniques to analyse
Examples of literary/rhetorical techniques to analyse
Imagery, metaphor, repetition
Types of context to consider
Types of context to consider
Historical, cultural, or social context
Type of evidence to provide
Type of evidence to provide
Specific quotations with their significance explained
What to evaluate critically
What to evaluate critically
Effectiveness of writers' methods in achieving their purpose
What to avoid instead of analysing
What to avoid instead of analysing
Summarising the texts
Length of quotes to use
Length of quotes to use
Short, relevant quotes (not long ones)
Whose viewpoints to focus on
Whose viewpoints to focus on
Writers' viewpoints, not your own